Software Development Events

Leveraging AI for Agile Teams, November 2025

AI has moved from experiment to everyday reality. Developers use code assistants, product teams lean on AI for insights, and

The Agilist’s Role in Driving Quality: Collaboration, Metrics, and Test Automation

Most teams say they care about quality, yet production defects, late surprises, and frustrated customers still show up. In many

Leading with Agility

In many organizations, the pace of change has overtaken the pace of decision making. Leaders are still asked for all

Agile Change Management

Leading Change with Flexibility, Clarity, and Human-Centered Adaptation Change is inevitable, but successful change is intentional. In Agile environments, organizations

DevSecOps & CI/CD Pipelines

Building Secure, Continuous, High-Quality Delivery Systems As software delivery accelerates, organizations are recognizing that security cannot be a last-minute checkpoint.

Value Stream Mapping & Optimization

Visualizing Work, Eliminating Waste, and Accelerating Value Delivery in Agile Teams Every organization wants to deliver value faster. Yet many

Strategic Agile Planning

From Vision to Execution: How to Plan Strategically in Agile Environments Planning is often treated as a one-and-done exercise: leadership

Conflict Resolution at the Organizational Level

Transforming Enterprise Tension into Strategic Alignment Agile transformations often fail not because of frameworks or tools, but because of people,

Technical Debt Management for Agilists

Every Agile practitioner eventually encounters the invisible weight slowing down delivery: technical debt. Whether it’s quick fixes, legacy systems, or

Release Planning & Forecasting in Agile

Agile organizations often face the challenge of balancing flexibility with predictability. While Agile values responding to change over following a

Introduction to Collaboration Tools for Hybrid/Remote Teams

Facilitated by Rahman. Hybrid and remote work have transformed how teams collaborate. Agile practices thrive on communication, transparency, and quick

Version Control (Git) Concepts for Agilists (Non-Technical Focus)

Facilitated by Oma O. Agile practitioners are often told that version control systems like Git are “for developers.” While coding